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So this only works if you are married/CL?  What if you already own a house but are single? 

Thanks for that link Ayrsayle!  Fantastic!

Thanks MM... I've been doing some more research on this since I posted, and I think its probably more lifestyle than any kind of problem. I do work out, and several sites I found on the internet said that ALT numbers can be boosted if you are doing workouts and the like. Certain foods can boost...

I agree with the above. In my case, I've been very fortunate - anyone I've spoken to about it have been very supportive. 

I hate to point this out... but that info is pretty much all on the actual CF website.  :facepalm:

Hi everyone.  Just sent off my medical stuff including blood test results. My numbers came back normal, except for ALT which was 67.  My last blood work two years ago was at 48.  Looking into it, that number could suggest some kind of liver issue, but none of my other numbers were out of...

Despite any issues, it *IS* a sharp looking aircraft.  I wouldn't mind getting strapped into one!  :nod:

Yeah, don't sweat the BMI.  I'm about 6'2", and certainly not obese but my BMI number says I am.  Even I dropped some weight, I'd still be borderline.  Unless you have some kind of medical issue, I doubt it'll be a problem.

http://www.forces.ca/en/jobexplorer/browsejobs-70 Click on the officer box, select search, and all the officer jobs will pop up. Select and read.  Everything you need to know is there.  Just a small note, a couple of the engineering related ones for the navy are vague on degree requirements -...

And I agree with you, totally.  I only asked the question considering his situation (one time use, several months ago).

Just a little devil's advocate here, but if he doesn't reveal that time frame to the recruiters, or fudges it a bit, how would they know?  (I'm not advocating this, BTW, just asking a question.)  Because wouldn't the effects of any THC in his system be long gone, even after 4 months?

Great post Mike... Thanks! Jeff - absolutely!  The door can swing both ways.

That's awesome!  Good luck! Question though... 50% pension?  After 25 years?  How long do you have to put in for a full pension? 30? And thanks for the responses ObedientiaZelum & hunedorean... I just wanted to be sure.  :salute: I've read and heard enough from people that senior NCOs can be...

I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic... would a 35 year old platoon commander be a good thing or a bad thing and why or why not?

I first applied last year at 34.  No issue was made about my age.  I've passed my interview for pilot and armour officer, and I'm awaiting to see my doctor about some follow stuff needed by the medical staff.

:o  YIKES! LOL For those who may not be getting the lingo... here's an example! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M829

:o Surely you're not serious? LOL

That must be a new position! I'd sign up for that!  :nod:

Recruiting Center: Online/Barrie Regular/Reserve: Regular Officer/NCM: Officer- DEO Trade Choice 1: Pilot Trade Choice 2: Infantry Changed to Armour at interview Trade Choice 3: ACSO Application Date: July 2011 (Originally) CFAT: End of July 2011 Reapplication date: Jan 2012 (Online) Interview...

The questions in this document are a good prep for the interview as well. http://www.armee.forces.gc.ca/34gbc/entrevueen.pdf